I have a terrible habit of picking the skin around my nails. You know the little flaps of skin that pop-up. I just grab them and rip them off like little skin ribbons.
I wonder why I don’t get them on other parts of my body?
Shouldn’t I get them on all my extremities? Toes? Other? Maybe the socks keep in natural oils? Maybe hand washing is destructive? Should I quit washing my hands? Wear gloves? I wonder what my ancestors who didn’t wash their hands or wear sock get them did they get them all over? Shouldn’t I get them on my face? I wash my face a lot too? It isn’t under a covering?
Guess that is all I got on skin ribbons…
2 comments:
Oh don't pull 'em! That could easily be infected. Try using moisturizers or hand lotions. Seek doctors if you need more help.
Yeah, you should refrain from doing that. It seems like a bad habit, and it's one that has the potential for infections. Pictures would be nice, since it's hard to guess the exact problem here...
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